Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-10-23
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The News of the Day Pointedly Para
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graphod for Hasty Readers.
No. AZ drew the watch ia Dillon's watch
club, last night
ONE marriage license was issued yes
terday in Clerk Hooks office.
ABOUT the dryest things in town are the
creek and the river. Their beds are
cracked by the sun.
OFFICER WATSON arrested two men last
night for fighting in a Second ward saloon.
Officer Lukens also run i'll COlOred man.
THE grand opening ball of the Wheeling
| Turner Association will take place at their
hall tomorrow evening, and grand time
is anticipated
JAMES HUTCHINSON died last evening
at Brilliant at Go'clock. sMr. Hutchinson
formerly lived in Bellaire and e,Fill be
buried there tomorrow.
THE district Tagsatung will he held at
Turner Hall to-day, and big programme
of amusements is made up to take IN the
entire day, 50 that pleasant and profit
able time is anticipated
THE attention of the admirers of the ma
tional game and the members of the
Wheeling club is called to an article writ
ten by "Nuff Sed, " on the second page OF
this issue.
. THE Pan Handle Bee Keepers Associa-
ton will hold their convention in X of p.
Hall, on Main street, next Wednesday and
Thursday All persons interested in bee
culture are requested to attend.
4 NEW dancing and social club has been
organized in the Eighth ward. It's called
the "South End Social, and will give its
first hall at WcstwOOd's hall on December
Odd. Meyers orchestra will play.
4 wELL-KNowN young man in town
asks why a lady walks pigeontoed while
ascending stairs. What business has that
young man to watch lady walking up
stairs? is q more pertinent question.
THERE have been twenty cases of
typhoid fever on Pleasant Ridge, west of
Martins Ferry, since September lst, and
two deaths. Considerable typhoid fever
prevails in the country in different sections
this fall
SUSAN A. MOORE, Of Liberty district,
brought suit against the county, yesterday
DtlOIt JuSllCc lJtNlSt NldiHhuS go ioi
land alleged to have been taken for road
purposes 1t was ascertained the claims
were unfounded and the case WAS dismissed.
THE Ollie Redpath company closed q
successful engagement at the Grand Opera
House last night to crowded house. The
next attraction ut this theatre will be Nell
lie Free in son the Sahara, Dads Grip
and Little Miss TOMBSTONE" next Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday and Saturday
matinee.
THE pittsburgh COteriea," gentle
manly set of young fellows from the
Smokey City, who are employed at the
BenwOOd Tube Works, are goirg 10 give q
ball at WestwOOd's Hall on Thanksgiving
evening. 1t is needless to say that their
friends are legion and that they will have
a crowd.
HYDE's Big Specially Company was
greeted with good houses yesterday after
noon and evening at the Opera House.
The company was good one and gave
splendid performance. Sam Deyere, Flora
Moore, Sharpley & West and Rittie ONeil
were received with applause from their
many admirers.
JAMES RINE, who lives east Of the city,
was before Justice Ankle, yesterday,
charged with assaulting his wife. He was
fined $50 and costs and required to furnish
bond to keep the peace for one year. He
was also fined 81 for drunkenness. In de-
fault of payment and furnishing bond he
was given 10 days in jail in each case.
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